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Question 13 (10 points) 18.0 V 5.00 8.00 12.0 V 7.00 11.00 + + 5.00 36.0 V Calculate the current, 13, through the 5.00Q resis

I had previous 0.0000024677x10^6 Amperes but got it incorrect. What would be the correct answer then.Thanks

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Ha At d 5n &V trom tp mesh (1 S+ 2+1 8 30 13 g T2 36V 30 13() 2 31I2H3 I3 30= Vottom meh 5T3-1+ -18 5 I 36-12 24 2の and 3 18 x 30 312 3 3) x 24 -18I 53 I3 3.3 A 5-3.3x10 A

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